C.1 Regionalization Factor Bar Graph separately for 2018-19; 2019-20 (difference in regionalization factor levels between years): G1=1; men=average poverty rate; women=average share of students of color

C.2. Regionalization correlated with teacher salary adjusted local non-teacher wages (which is in the cost index database). Use either bar graph as above, or use the correlation scatter plot similar as below (regionalization factor will be in the x-axis, while average teacher salary for each district in 2019-20 [adjusted for local non-teacher wages] will be in the y-axis).

C.3. Poverty-level correlated with teacher salary adjusted local non-teacher wages (which is in the cost index database). use the correlation scatter plot similar as above in C.2 (poverty rate will be in the x-axis, while average teacher salary for each district for the average of 2018-19 and 2019-20 [adjusted for local non-teacher wages] will be in the y-axis). C.4. Share of Students of color is correlated with teacher salary adjusted local non-teacher wages (which is in the cost index database). use the correlation scatter plot similar as above in C.2 (percentage points of students of color will be in the x-axis, while average teacher salary for each district the average of 2018-19 and 2019-20 [adjusted for local non-teacher wages] will be in the y-axis).

C6. Teacher workforce (Racial/Ethnic composition, educational attainment and experiences), by Student (high-vs-low poverty; by high- vs. -low students of color).

C7. Line charts: Teacher turnover (/ teacher newcomers to the district per 1000 students; average experiences of teachers)= districts’ poverty rates 

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[1] "Average teacher newcomers rate by high vs. low poverty in WA state between AY 2015-2016 to 2018-2019"

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[1] "In all estimates, asians are excluded from non-white or people of color categories.\nnewcomer is defined as a teacher who was not present in the system in the prior year."

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